Utility sector training provider moves into Birchwood Park
Training company Watertrain has established its headquarters at Birchwood Park in Warrington.
The firm, now based at Chadwick House, works to help employers in the water utility sector meet their training needs and deliver longer term staff development.
Founded in 2007, Watertrain’s services focus on apprenticeships and training qualifications.
Director Neil Davies said: “When searching for a new office location, Birchwood Park’s onsite amenities really stood out to us.
“Having access to communal workspaces and meeting areas will be of particular benefit to our staff and, indeed, our valued clients when they visit us at the park.”
Birchwood Park commercial director Martin O’Rourke commented: “The Watertrain team are a welcome addition to the variety of businesses at Chadwick House.
“The unique working environment we have created at Birchwood Park makes it the perfect setting for businesses that regularly welcome clients onto the park.”
He added: “We look forward to seeing Watertrain go from strength to strength here.”
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